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Swedish prosecutors have released the vessel suspected of cutting a fibre-optic subsea cable between Latvia and the Swedish island of Gotland after assessing the event as an accident, not sabotage. The Swedish Prosecution Authority seized the Navibulgar-owned, 32,200 dwt bulker Vezhen on January 26. Swedish authorities stated that the vessel’s anchor which caused the damage …
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Energy News Beat Yemen’s Iran-aligned Houthi forces claimed a ballistic missile strike on the Saudi-flagged VLCC Amzan (IMO 9693745, Bahri-owned, approximately 320,926 deadweight tons, built
Energy News Beat WASHINGTON — On August 24, 2026, U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced the launch of “Operation Economic Outcast,” describing it as an
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